Chicago Kindergarten College Summer School, 1894

CHICAGO KINDERGARTEN COLLEGE

SUMMER SCHOOL.

SCHOOL OF PEDAGOGY.

This meeting will be held from July 16th to July 31st, inclusive. The School is in-
tended to meet the needs of all educators, whether Kindergartners, public or private
school teachers, or principals. The instructors in every department are specialists . The
subjects taught will be the philosophic study of Froebel’s theory of education, as given in
the Mutter und Koselieder (Mother-play Book); also the Gifts, Occupations, Games, Music,
Physical Culture, Critical Study of English, Great Literature, Psychology, Pedagogy,
Science and Mathematics, as applied to the Kindergarten and lower grades of school work
in accordance with Kindergarten principles.

INSTRUCTORS.

ELIZABETH HARRISON, DENTON J. SNIDER,

HARRIET d. NIEL, WM. W. SPEER,

GRACE FULMER, CHAS. B. SCOTT,

EMMA A. BEEBE, RUTH MORRIS KERSEY,

ELEANOR SMITH, MARTHA FLEMING.

Tuition for any four branches (or for any less number), $12; additional branches, $3
each. Arrangements for board, at reduced rates, are being made, and it is safe to say that
low rates will be secured.

The College could not be more conveniently located fora Summer School. It is on
the north side of the Auditorium Block, in the heart of the city, yet on the cool borders of
the Lake Front Park, It is in close proximity to the Illinois Central trains, the Elevated
Railway, and the Cable cars. These all give easy and inexpensive transportation to the
boulevards, parks, and special attractions; also to the still beautiful World’s Fair Grounds.
The Pier for the steamers, which make daily excursions to several points of interest, is.
close at hand.

For further information, terms, etc., address

Chicago Kindergarten College,

10 Van Buren Street CHICAGO, ILL.

N. B. — Circulars will gladly be sent to anyone desiring to distribute them.

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The Council of Mothers

Will beheld under the auspices of the CHICAGO KINDERGARTEN COLLEGE, in
September. The Council will be a Meeting of Mothers for the study of Child Nature.
Lessons will be given in Kindergarten Principles, Hand Work, Games, and Stories. Con-
ferences will be held, and many phases of the development and training of children will
be discussed. There will be daily sessions September 25tli, 2Gth, and 27tli.
EJpPlease notice change of time from July to September.

The Chicago Kindergarten College will hold its eighth literary school in the rooms
of the college during Easter week of 1895. This ]S t0 be a school for the study of the
myths, from which has grown the art of the world, — literature, sculpture, painting, music.
The object of this school is to bring out the educational value of the “mythus,” as the
world myths are now called. Literary societies, study clubs, and individuals desiring to
take up a course of reading on this very important subject can send to the Chicago Kin-
dergarten College for list of books or other information concerning the study of myths.

Chicago Kindergarten College,

10 Van Buren Street, CHICAGO, ILL.

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